systool
Sysfs device information viewer
TLDR
List bus device attributes
$ systool -b [pci|usb|...] -v
List class device attributes$ systool -c [drm|block|...] -v
Show drivers for a bus$ systool -b [bus] -D
SYNOPSIS
systool [OPTIONS]
DESCRIPTION
systool displays system device information from sysfs by bus and class. It provides a convenient interface to browse `/sys/bus/` and `/sys/class/` hierarchies.
Available buses can be found in `/sys/bus/` and classes in `/sys/class/`. Common buses include pci, usb, and scsi; common classes include block, net, and drm.
PARAMETERS
-b BUS
Show devices on specified bus (pci, usb, etc.)-c CLASS
Show devices of specified class (block, drm, etc.)-v
Show all attributes verbosely-D
Show only device drivers-d DEVICE
Show specific device-p PATH
Show device at sysfs path
CAVEATS
Requires the sysfsutils package. Information comes from the kernel's sysfs interface. Some attributes may require root to read.
HISTORY
systool is part of the sysfsutils package, providing user-friendly access to the Linux sysfs virtual filesystem that exports kernel device information.
